Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
,ent out by the Methodist church prlnci-

sent out by the Methodist church prlnoi- pally.
 WASHINGTON, September 2f.-A post office hss been established at Sem melr' San Louis OOispO county, CIl, Wlth D. ID. Fairbanks as postmaster.
 Star service has been established from
 Imundsle to Blsck Canyon twice week from October 1st.
 Star service changes have been or dered, BursOn to MOkelums Hull rom October 3i, 1887.
 CurtaIl service to begin ct Valley
 Springs, emitting Burson, decreasing the distaucs four end ore-hslf miles
 from KiuC City to Black Canyon, from October lsi, 1887.
 CurtaiI route to omit Black Canyon,
 bat tO end at Peachtree, reducing the distance Fl miles.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. September 2l.-Judge
 C0fey, IF the probate court to-day, made Gn order Of distribution of the estate Of the late Daniel T. Murphy, among the
 heirs. of whom the principal ones are
 the widow and seven children of de- ceased. Nearly S2 100000 will be divId- among tbe heirs.
 BERLIN. September 2l,-The AustrO- German commercial treaty has been p:0- longed one year
 SAN FRANCIsCo, September 2l-Nn. Long was sentenced to twelve years at San Quentin in San Diego last week. He was turned over to toe engineer Ot the steamship SGnta Ross who was ap pointed a deputy sheriff temporarily 70 escort Long to San Quentin. When the steamer was dooked this morning at the Broadway wharf Loug was turned over to the steward who was cOnmis- stoned to take him across tue bay. When the two emerged from the dock Long, handcrffad ss he vas, broke away from his custodian aud lodged around the corner out of sight. Tne steward gave chase but the prisoner succeeded n elm ding him. Tte matter was reported 70 the police who gre looking for the run Rwuy,
 DENVER, September 2l.-The veteran tiremea of New York accompanied by the fsvenlh regiment band, arrived here from San FT8ucIscO at 4:30 this morning be:r oyes ten hours late. They were met at shs depot by the veteran firemen 0f Denver and the state of Colorado end escorted to the city hall where reception was rendered them by the | mayor and city officials. The band will give concert st River Front hall to 1 morrow evening and leave fer Kansas ! CIty immediately after.
 Los ANGELES, SeDtemJcr 2I.- A new ! route hes been fCuad for the proposed | overland railroad from Ssit Lake L. Los ! Angeles. Tajunga Canyon IS hGudred | miles Ghorter shan any other route s1d ] with better grades and less curvature. ! It is estimated thHs distance of SOO 1 miles between ChIoss0 and Los AEeg!es ] vIll be saved by thIs route, besides tap | ping many rich mining points. Some 1 claim that the C. s. is c. will build in | connection with the Los Angeles and ] ; Ilt Lstc Co. Others think that r," | people along the line will give i' 'rlii.. 7 Stanford will bulld 1t ss p-s, ot tie :: southern Pacific system.
 PREsCoTT, September 21 - Deputy Sheriff DOnohue arrived yes.e73sy from Flagst.tf VI Martin Dur,u, Hsz.c-u, Eh0 on Saturday les. shot ard AlsirG a Mexican. girl named Rachel Bara. DuTBn was one of her S1m.rtrs gnd through jealousy or Saturiay armed ! with 32-caiibTe Colts proceeded fo her home and without a word of warning shot her tvlce. both shots taking sif-cs in her Lead from which de1th elsueI two hours later. He wBs Jmmediateiy l arrested and had a preliminary hearing before Justice Caru;bers ani to the 'hgrEo of murder pleaded guilty and yGs held 10 answer before the grand jury and was placed iB jail here. The 'ieXicaus were greatly i1censed and threatened to lynch him. It required he utmost vigilance on the pars O' She officers to prevent them. The victim | EEs IS years old, very pretty and at- rsgtiye- Duran was seen n his cell to- lay and ip n1 wer why he did the kill Gg said: "J loved he= Der too veil to see anybody else get her her.
 DENVER. September 2I-Ths session ,f the sovereign grand lodge to-day 6 confirmed hearing Of reports, appeals 6 md other routine business. The cOntI- T iental competitive drill took place to ' lay in the r-e=ence of 6.CC0 spectators. c t will De finished tomorrow evening. | I grand military and fancy dress bsll g vas given with pyrotechrIc displays by he G. A. R. Flambeau Club of Topeks. Kan.
 ST. JorfSs. A. T.. September 2l-The c rial ot Phln ClaDton for cattle stealing, ii sme mp before Judge Wright to day P )lsntOn vas found guilty end sentenced Q ten years m the penliantiRry. ClentOn 7as the leader of the notorious ClsDton i 'Gng ot desperGdoes and horse thieves 2 rho were the terror of the people of . tombstone in the early deys of that r amp The younger brother of Phin . 7as killed in July lest by gn officer of l his county while resisting arrest. One 2 f the ClantOns was killed by tho Earp ! 8nG in the esrly days of Tombstone l.
 Ebin Stanley. 8 brotbsr-in-law of the O 'lant1ns. but who has hitherto borne n D Ood reputation snd who was at one C .ms U. s. marshal in tbis territory, was {. cid on similar charge, but the case sl 'as not prosecuted on condition tbst he q 'ave5 the territory within sixty days. Il
 SAN FRASCIsCo. September 2l-J. J. b ,ryne ot the Atlantic S Pacific. receiv- ar q 60 day list Of the passengers on the g rst west-bound exsuision of the season O, yer his line. The party is coming in Decial train ot eleven ca.s Bnd number O persons, of whom 32 are for North b rn California, the rest being booked for V '1s Angeles, San Diego. San Bsrnardi- b o and other points in Southern Cali p )gnia, h CITT OF MEXICO, September 2l-A nc! Book place tO-dny betTeen General - 7chu and Se10r Grayon, chief of enc the bureaus Ot the War DepsrtIrent | he meeting grew ont os the uublica- On of letter by Ssnor Grayon. who wa7 n la rfF of -.H f-